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AUCKLAND PARK – Youngsters put on their running shoes to participate in their annual sports day.

October 11, 2017
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Grade 0s Hanna Bobat, Morgan Hean and Emily Elske run for their houses. Photo: Supplied

 

It was sweat, tears and fun when Auckland Park Preparatory School children participated in the annual Sports Day. The youngsters ran races within their age groups and gave it their all for their houses.

St George’s house prepares for the day’s events at the annual sports day. Photo: Supplied

 

Tessa Brugman, Nuha Nassiep and Mia Babaya represent their houses. Photo: Supplied

 

St Patrick’s house performs their house dance at the beginning of the day’s event. Photo: Supplied

 

Grade 0s Mila Magugu, Emma Hilburn and Refilwe Mofokeng give it their all. Photo: Supplied

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